--- On Wed, 5/13/09, www.tango-argentino.info <[email protected]> wrote:
> you need all steps, as much as you like, it's not that you
> have to dance them all, but you need them for to study, for
> improvising, to become free, so that you can dance, walk in any direction,
> you can turn to the right, to the left, you can dance voleos,
> sacadas etc etc in nearly every position YOU like.
I agree with you, Ricardo. I know that I have much better flexibility for
having learned more complex elements even if I hardly ever use them. And that
has given me freedom of movement, freedom of expression, freedom of spirit.
I like steps.
I like the creativity in how my partners transition into steps.
I like it when I "invent" a movement I feel is mine.
I like being able to express a connection or the music in a number of different
ways.
I like being able to dance adventuruously, seductively, playfully, sadly, or
quietly with my partner.
I like seeing the personality or mood of my partner come through in his/her
dance.
If everyone danced the same, well, how boring would that be?
Trini de Pittsburgh
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